Dose
Dose noun - A measured portion of medicine taken at any one time.
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Magic potion and dose are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Magic potion" instead a noun "Dose".
Magic potion
Dose and magic potion are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dose" instead a noun phrase "Magic potion".
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- The Roman competitors take this extremely seriously, so Asterix induces them all to take a dose of the magic potion, which constitutes a drug offence.
Source: Cheaters Never Prosper -
In Asterix and the Goths, after the Gothic chief Metric is deposed by Rhetoric with the aid of the Gauls' magic potion, he is visited in the dungeon by Getafix, who offers him a dose of the magic potion so he can take revenge on Rhetoric.
Source: Breaking the Bonds - For instance, Obelix gets three drops of magic potion in Asterix and Cleopatra to boost his strength such that he can pummel his way out of a pyramid, and claims he notices no difference (a later story establishes a dose large enough to work on him would have turned him to stone).
Source: Strong as They Need to Be
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